InHABITED ABSENCES

These works stage rooms where presence and absence overlap. Domestic interiors, suburban objects, and fragments of art history are pulled together into spaces that feel both lived-in and emptied out. They are not reconstructions but collisions: memory, myth, and pop culture inhabiting architecture like ghosts. The absences are deliberate, the furniture and artifacts doing the speaking. Each image works as a kind of stage set for the subconscious — a place where the past presses in on the present, where what’s missing is as palpable as what remains..